Key speakers from the bank and others will share their perspectives on what the World Cup means for Qatar, for its businesses and for its allocation of capital on the global markets.
Dr Leonie Lethbridge, Commercial Bank executive general manager and chief operating officer; Akber Khan, senior director (Asset Management), Al Rayan Investment; and Basil Bachos, residential sales director (United Development Company) will be joining Euromoney’s Richard Banks on September 29 to explore the financing, investment, and business opportunities the Gulf State provides to international capital.
The Euromoney Livestream will bring the audience a live discussion on Qatar’s macro-outlook – gas, tourism, finance, investment; what FIFA World Cup 2022 will mean for Qatar – economy, image, investment; the legacy of World Cup 2022 – post-event strategy and opportunity; and fraud and customer security during the FIFA World Cup 2022.
Commenting on the event, Hussein al-Abdulla, executive general manager, chief marketing officer and head (Premium Banking) at Commercial Bank said: “An important legacy of the World Cup is raising global awareness of Qatar as an investment and tourist destination. This is part of Qatar’s wider vision of leading in many areas such as sports, education, innovation, and tourism. The recent successful sporting events in Doha are indicators of Qatar’s strong commitment to hosting world-class sporting events, which is a key element of sustainable development”.
“Euromoney is pleased to continue its longstanding relationship with Commercial Bank of Qatar and introduce this special country-focused LiveStream,” Victoria Behn, commercial director at Euromoney Conferences said.
Commercial Bank is inviting everyone to seize this opportunity and join a panel of experts online from Doha and beyond.
Dr Leonie Lethbridge, Commercial Bank executive general manager and chief operating officer; Akber Khan, senior director (Asset Management), Al Rayan Investment; and Basil Bachos, residential sales director (United Development Company) will be joining Euromoney’s Richard Banks on September 29 to explore the financing, investment, and business opportunities the Gulf State provides to international capital.
The Euromoney Livestream will bring the audience a live discussion on Qatar’s macro-outlook – gas, tourism, finance, investment; what FIFA World Cup 2022 will mean for Qatar – economy, image, investment; the legacy of World Cup 2022 – post-event strategy and opportunity; and fraud and customer security during the FIFA World Cup 2022.
Commenting on the event, Hussein al-Abdulla, executive general manager, chief marketing officer and head (Premium Banking) at Commercial Bank said: “An important legacy of the World Cup is raising global awareness of Qatar as an investment and tourist destination. This is part of Qatar’s wider vision of leading in many areas such as sports, education, innovation, and tourism. The recent successful sporting events in Doha are indicators of Qatar’s strong commitment to hosting world-class sporting events, which is a key element of sustainable development”.
“Euromoney is pleased to continue its longstanding relationship with Commercial Bank of Qatar and introduce this special country-focused LiveStream,” Victoria Behn, commercial director at Euromoney Conferences said.
Commercial Bank is inviting everyone to seize this opportunity and join a panel of experts online from Doha and beyond.
